Region V Public Health Leadership Institute (RVPHLI)
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The Region V Public Health Leadership Institute (RVPHLI) is a 6-month virtual educational opportunity for professionals in public health and primary care to cultivate their capacity to influence change in their organizations and communities.
Learning objectives:
- Practice adaptive leadership skills to guide organizational, community, and systems change
- Identify approaches for creating a culture of learning within their agencies
- Apply strategies to foster a supportive workplace culture for a diverse workforce in their agencies
Format:
All sessions will take place from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Central.
- Part 1 - Introduction and Change Leadership: January 11, January 18, January 25, February 8, and February 22, 2024
- Part 2 - Systems Change: March 7, March 21, April 4, April 18, and May 2, 2024
- Part 3 - Organizational Change: May 16, May 30, and June 13, 2024
Learning activities:
- Self-assessment and goal-setting for individual and organizational growth
- Live virtual sessions (13) featuring guest speakers, interactive exercises, and discussion
- Peer-to-peer learning, sharing, and networking during live virtual sessions and on online platform
- Case studies relevant to public health and primary care in Region V
- Two 1-hour live sessions for small group coaching by state
- Required and recommended reading
- Curated on-demand training based on participants' interests and goals
- Reflective journaling
The Institute is designed for professionals who are:
- Mid-career (at least 5 years in public health or primary care) or executive professionals
- Involved in some way in workforce development, community health strategy, and/or performance management
- In managerial, administrative, or clinical roles
- Working within state/local/tribal health departments or Federally Qualified Health Centers and look-alikes
- Serving Medically Underserved Communities, rural areas, Health Professions Shortage Areas, or other high-need areas
There is no fee for selected applicants to attend the program.
The cohort is limited to 40 people.
A link to the online application is available on the program website when applications are being accepted.
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